It's either the 2nd or 3rd model. I don't know where in the hell I got 29 from.
Your family heirloom firearms . Tell us about them :)
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Lol...I don't know where you got it from either.
Here's what a Model 29 looks like....
Didn't have any heirlooms passed down to me. I picked up a Ruger MKII stainless made in 1988 I'll be passing on to my son. That's his birth year.
Those are some accurate SOB's I do know that.
JWC,My dad bought this rifle for me in 1953, used, from a guy who lived close to us. I was only two, but my dad wanted me to have a rifle, at least that is what he told my mother.lol When I was six, my dad taught me about safety, how to hold the rifle, how to sight the rifle, how to load the rifle and finally he allowed me to shoot the rifle at a target. By age 10, the rifle was in the front basket of my bike while I bicycled over to a safe area to shoot. Most of the marks, scuffs, dents and scratches, came from riding in the basket of my bike. This old rifle has seen some hard times, but it is still accurate and cycles like a good old rifle should. It is nothing fancy, not rare by any means, but it is the only rifle my dad ever gave me. Yeah, I still have it. Here is my Winchester Model 62a, .22, pump.
Dad left me one very similar. I need to get it out for some photos.
It is a Winchester Model 1890 - 2nd Model Octagon - born in 1898 - .22 Short pump.
Here is another one Dad left me.
@JWC
Leatherhead
- your thoughts?
S&W Model 36 (no dash) Chief's Special - with original box, matching S/N, as he bought it in 1971
@JWC
Leatherhead
- your thoughts?S&W Model 36 (no dash) Chief's Special - with original box, matching S/N, as he bought it in 1971
with the original Monte Carlo pocket holster he used to carry it with
Looks brand new
H&R 12ga single shot. He went All Out
